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Until Midnight: A Dystopian Fairy Tale
- The Crimson Fold, Volume 1
- Narrated by: Melissa Moran
- Length: 3 hrs and 56 mins
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Summary
The Hunger Games meets Cinderella. This fairy tale has no happy endings - only dark beginnings. They call them the Crimson Fold. High up in their castle they look down on my little world and wield a silent control. That is, until the invitations are sent out. I never dreamed I'd be selected. They tell me it's a privilege. I should be honored.
But the fear in their eyes doesn't lie. If I refuse to go, my family will be shunned. If I go, my life and my body will no longer be mine. It'll be theirs. At midnight it will be over. At midnight, I'll be his.
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Story3 out of 5 stars
- Steffie Eronen
- 29-11-18
Fanastically read
Very well read story and the story was quite good until chapter 20. Then there was a revelation that nearly ruined the whole story for me.
Will listen to the end but not sure if I will buy a sequel if there'll be one. The idea of the story was great but it would have been fantastic without any turn into fantasy worlds. Not so much Hunger games after that anymore. ^^
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